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    Posted: June 09 2010 at 19:44
It is said that guitarist's Stefan Artwin was influenced from Steve Vai and Allan Holdsworth. Bass player from Poland. Drum player from the Netherlands. Those music might belong to the item of Progressive Metal/Fusion. Derek Sherinian also participates in the recording.
 
 
 
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Oh, Kazu-san, Relocator have already been under evaluation in Prog Metal Team.

http://progfreak.com/Relocator,_dbe,artists,_auto_155994.xhtml?path=pa/recent

Anyway, good music indeed. I feel they be fit also for JRF or Heavy ... Clap


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Points: 1336 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 09 2010 at 22:32

Woops.

Thank you for warning.

Yes. Should it be called Metal/Fusion and cannot know this.

I agree to the opinion of Damo-san.

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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 09 2010 at 23:01
Yea, obviously a good progressive rock outfit. Cool
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Hi guys,

I gotta say I find this discussion quite amusing - because I had the same problem giving our style a name! There are elements of prog rock, metal and fusion and none of those alone really do the mix of styles justice. I've used the term "instrumental prog/fusion" in our press releases. :)

Btw, since you're both from Japan - does this band suggestion have anything to do with our album getting picked up by Marquee Inc.'s import store World Disque recently?

Anyway, thanks for your support and enjoy the music! :)


All the best,
Michael / Relocator


Edited by Kyo - June 11 2010 at 01:37
"Freedom in the 21st Century means being incommunicado."

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Hi, Michael.

Please check my review. Wink
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Originally posted by Kyo Kyo wrote:

Hi guys,

I gotta say I find this discussion quite amusing - because I had the same problem giving our style a name! There are elements of prog rock, metal and fusion and none of those alone really do the mix of styles justice. I've used the term "instrumental prog/fusion" in our press releases. :)

Btw, since you're both from Japan - does this band suggestion have anything to do with our album getting picked up by Marquee Inc.'s import store World Disque recently?

Anyway, thanks for your support and enjoy the music! :)


All the best,
Michael / Relocator
Thank you for the comment.
Your opinion is correct.
Marquee Inc of Japan has already introduced Relocator.
I was going to inform this place of the information and proposed it.
And, it wishes to be actually registered.
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Originally posted by DamoXt7942 DamoXt7942 wrote:

Hi, Michael.
Please check my review. Wink

That's really cool, thank you very much! Big smile


Originally posted by Kazuhiro Kazuhiro wrote:

Thank you for the comment.
Your opinion is correct.
Marquee Inc of Japan has already introduced Relocator.
I was going to inform this place of the information and proposed it.
And, it wishes to be actually registered.

I submitted our data back in January (I think...), but I was told that the
metal team was quite busy and it would take some time to get us
and the album added to the site. Would be great if it happens now! :)
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 14 2010 at 03:33
Hope you can be approved by Prog Metal Team as soon as possible ... Cool
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Great band, I have the album and sound very good IMO. I think will fits better for jazz fusion then in prog metal, they have influences from both genres.
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Time to celebrate, everyone! Big smile Thanks to your support and some extra help from Windhawk, our album was finally added to ProgArchives today!

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=29830

So please go ahead and post your reviews - if they're good ones, that is! LOL


Edited by Kyo - July 21 2010 at 12:49
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Already my review's in ... Embarrassed
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Thanks, Keishiro! Smile

And it's not just yours - we already have five reviews posted, amazing! And I already know that b_olariu here is working on one, too!
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Just got the CD a week ago. Very good sound quality... still I can't believe that it was done by the band-members.

The booklet / artwork fits excellent with the music, creating together a sort of separate universe or concept....

The music is excellent,  I've been waiting for an album like this since Spiral Architect's "A Skeptic’s Universe" or Planet X's "Moonbabies". But this band isn't just a copy-cat they really are progressive in the true sense of this word, pushing the boundaries of mixing progressive metal, progressive rock and fusion.
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Points: 140 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 26 2010 at 14:11
Hey Alex,

thanks for your review! It's a great honor to be named alongside such huge albums as the Spiral Architect debut and MoonBabies! Big smile


Edited by Kyo - July 26 2010 at 14:12
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